Has there ever been a more cynical surrender of Presidential authority?
But this goes against entrenched attitudes, and too many officials see it as a surrender of their authority.
In a sense, it's hard to fault Congress for the historic surrender of its authority during the Bush years.
The March on Rome was not the conquest of power that Mussolini later called it but rather a transfer of power within the framework of the constitution, a transfer made possible by the surrender of public authorities in the face of fascist intimidation.
There is little appetite among Europe's national governments for any surrender to Brussels of authority over immigration policies.
This is what the Alpha wolves do in the pack, it is not surrendering their position of authority, it is showing the smaller and weaker members of the pack that they will not be hurt, that it is safe to approach the Alpha when invited.
Two Executives of Failed Bayou Fund Group Expected to Surrender to Authorities Today Samuel Israel III, the chief executive of the Bayou Group, the hedge fund that seemingly evaporated overnight in what federal prosecutors have described as a $300 million fraud, is expected to surrender to the federal authorities today along with the fund's chief financial officer, Daniel E. Marino.
By now, through its inaction, the legislative branch has, in fact, surrendered the final remnant of authority it retained on matters relating to whether, when, against whom, and for what purpose the United States should go to war.
Benson said he would surrender to authorities on Oct. 17, which is the Monday of Cincinnati's bye week.
As the kids surrendered to authority, Gunther says that he felt a wave of shame come over him.
